The Huron Expositor, 1968-09-26, Page 6rr,n-1
6,-4HE HURON
XPOITOR, SEAFORTH ONT SEM 24 1968
You Are Invited To See
NEW 969 CARS
Automotive Show
.GODERICH ARENA
Goderich, OntariO.
Thursday - Friday
SEPTEMBER 26-27
WEDDING INVITATIONS
DIAL 527-0240 — SEAFORTH
Dial 527-0240
We have moved to our new location, corner of
Albert and Princess Street.
across from Dory's Supertest, Clinton -
effective Tuesday, October -1st
With our new lo'cation we have doubled our
.space for showroom and service and we -have
also doubled our size for Warehousing.
Be -a
Farm• Service Centre
For all pressure systems and farm line needs.
'"Proudly
Canadian"
PHONE 482-9561
W. Service
what we sell"
RUSS ARCHER, Manager
SPECIALS FOR
Thursday, Friday. and Saturday.
Redpath Granulated
SUGAR
Aylmer New Pack Choice
PEAS
1
Lipton's Orange Pekoe
TEA BAGS
Swift's "Golden Dew"
MARGARINE
Nescafe Instant
COFFEE
5 lb. bag 380
2 lge. 19 -oz. tins 450
pkg. of 60 750
4 1-1b. prints 890
6 -Oz. jar $1 NOS
IiigIATO KETCHUP • • • • 11 -oz. btl. 250
Shirriff's Lushus — Assorted '
JELLY POWDERS reg pkg. 1 0
McCormick's
SODA CRACKERS 1 -Ib. box 390
william's•Assorted
JAMS -
Swanson's — All Varieties
TV DINNERS
Size 163 California
.9RANGES
4 9 -oz. -jars 7*
650
PRODUCE,
Ontario Grown Cooking
ONIONS
Fresh Tendar
CARROTS
doz. 4,90
10-1bmesh bag 790
3-1b. bag 1 90
FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS
SEE LONDON PREE PRESS THURSDAY
mith's
elle 5274E490
rte e Delivery
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Increased Elikitries in
The Women's Department at
Seaforth Fall Fair attracted an
entry that completely filled the
large unique octangonal exhibi-
tion hall.
Judging was carded out on
Thursday and a highlight of
the first evening's program was
the naming of the exhibitor in
the women's division, 27 years
of age or over, scoring the most
points.
Mrs. Wesley Heimpel of Wrox-
eter won the prize and the ti-
tle Senior Homemaker. The Jun-
ior Homemaker title for exhib-
itors 12-26 years vvai won by
Mrs. Ronald Gross, Londesboro.
In the horse department, Mrs.
Heimpel led as top prize winner
closely followed by other win- '
ners including Mrs. Dan Burns,
Seaforth; Mrs. H. Morenz, Dash-
wood; Mrs. E. Coleman, Sea -
forth; Mrs. H. Colclough, Clin-
ton; Mrs. Don Glousher, Blyth;
Mrs. Helen Hoggarth, Clinton;
Mrs. R. Aiken, Dublin; Mrs.
Lorne Fell, Staffa; Mrs. Ron
Gross, Londesboro; Mrs. Wm.
Dolemage, Londesboro; Mrs. El-
don Yeo, Clinton; Mrs. Chas.
Johnston, Belgrave; Airs,••114. Vin-
cent, Seaforth; Mrs. Ruth Camp-
bell, Seaforth; Mrs. Ronald Ryan
Walton; Mrs. Wm. Dale, Clin-
ton; Mrs. George McGavin, and
Mrs. Laverne Godkin of Walton.
The judge was Mrs. Zella Hen-
derson. /
Members of area art clubs
contributed interesting displays
in the arts and crafts depart-
ment. Exhibiting were Mrs: Win-
ona Boulton, Mrs. Ross Savauge,
E. C. Boswell, Miss Mabel Turn-
bull, Miss Joan Hopper and Mrs.
Anna Berscht of Seaforth, Mrs.
A. Dolmage of Londesboro, and
Mrs. Stanley Grey of RR 3 Sea -
forth.
Other winners in the arts and
crafts section were Bonnie
Stewart, Seaforth, Mrs. Lorne
Fell, Staffa, Mrs, John McCow-
an, S'eaforth, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage,
Londesboro, Mrs. D. Glousher,
Mrs. W. Heimpel, Mrs. IL Mor -
wiz, Miss Dorothy Parke, Sea.'
•forth, Mrs. Eldon 'Yeo, Miss
Mary Ball, Seaforth, Mrs. Chas.
Johnston, Barbara Brady, Sea -
forth, -Mrs. Ron Gross, Londes-
boro, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Wal-
ton, Mrs. Helen Hoggart and
Mrs. Eininerson Coleman, Sea -
forth.
The Mrs. Wallace Haugh spec-
- dal was won by Mrs. Wm. Dol -
mage,
News
DUBLIN
Mr. Jack Molyneaux attended
the funeral of his brother Ed-
ward James Molyneaux, in St.
Petersburg, -Florida.
itippen
Club
Meets
The club "Cottons May Be
Smart" met at the Legion Hall,
Hensel with 14 members pre-
sent. Darlene MacKay was elec-
ted secretary and designs were
judged fin- covers. The nanre of
the club is to be the Kippen Cot-
ton Pickers. Mrs. McLean and
Mrs. Windsor, the leaders, dis-
cussed preparing the fabric for
cutting and choosing a pattern.
Kippen 4-H girlg met at the
home of Lynn Alderdice on
Thursday with 15 members pre-
sent. Officers elected were:
president, Pam Patrick; Vice-
president, Maureen Connolly;
lunch committee, Darlene Mac-
Kay ' and Barbara Gemmell;
press reporter, Lynn Alderdice;
telephone girls, -Marilyn Durst
and Marianne Roberts. •
The cover designers, bonne
Whitehouse, Dianne MacKay
and Joanne Stoll and the first
secretary is to be Dianne Mac-
.Ky. The commentator for ach-
ievement day is Dianne Mac-
Kay. The leaders, Mrs. Kenneth
McLean and Mrs. Windsor, gave
notes planning the dress, color
flattery, becoming lines and
the quality and finishes of ma-
terial.
Friends Honor_
Boyd Family
About 100 friends, members
of 13rodhagen Chamber of Com-
merce and neighbors of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Boyd met at the
Brodhagen Community •Centre
Tuesday evening to say farewell
to them as they leave for their
new home in -Seaforth.
Euchre was played with Mrs.
Edgar Elligsen and Harold
Mogk Winning high prizes and
Elmer Koehler and Mrs. Frank
Johnston ,winning low prizes.
The following address was
read by Mrs. Peter McLaughlin:
Dear Lenea and Bill:
Well, here we are gathered to-
gether,
Tospend a social evening with
you,
RRelatives, freiends and neigh-
bors,
Chamber of Commerce members
too.
Since you have started off to-
gether,
Many years ago,
You've endeared yourselves
completely
To everyone you know.
As you look back on plans
you've made'
And hopes that you have had,
The thought of all the things
you've done
Must make you proud and glad.
Your door was always open to
everyone you knew,
With your warmth and under-
^
standing
Love that's deep and true,
With your.cheerful dispositions
And your fine examples too.
Your lives are %full of kindly
deeds,
Always fulfilling others' needs,
You always found time to chat
awhile,
In the neighborhood or down
the road a mile.
Thirenth McKillop, well
ay say,
We're proud, we're glad you
have 'done it this way. '
May your new home in Sea -
forth bring wishes,
Warm, sincere and true,
And may the years that lie a-
head,
Be perfect through and through.
We know these gifts that we
will show, •
From al the folks here,
Will be a small remembrance,
In your new home with good
cheer.
Signed on behalf of your friends
and neighbors.
A matching set of two end
tables and coffee tables, two ta-
ble lamps and a mirror was
presented by rpter McLaughlin:
Louis Duffy and Mr. and Mit.
Dominit Murray. r
• „
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd replied
thanking everyone and extend-
ing a warm welcome 'to all to
visit them in Seaforth.
THE HOME TEAM
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The display of apples was
somewhat less than in previous
years. Leading winners were
Wm. Dolmage, Londesboro and
Mrs. A. Jonison. '
Fruits and- Vegetables
An outstanding fruit and veg-
etable display aroused keen
competition. Winners were Mrs.
E. Howatt, Mrs. Alvin Jones,
Mrs. Herman, Mrs. A. Finlayson,
Mrs. H. Leonhardt, Mrs. Bruce
Coleman, Mrs. Lorne Fell, Mrs.
R. Aiken; Mrs. K. McLaren, Jill
Wheatley and Mrs. G. Papple.
The judge was Carl Thompson.
There was a feast of eating as
district cooks vied with each ot-
her for prize money in the Home
Economics department at Sea -
forth Fall Fair. Leading prize
winners here and in the Canned
Fruits and Vegetable section in-
cluded Mrs, K. McLaren, Mrs.
Ron Gross, Mrs. E. Howatt, Mrs.
Herman Leonhardt, Mrs. Nancy
Allinson, Mrs. D. Glousher, Mrs.
Colclough„Miss Mary Bull, Mrs.
A. Jamieson,,Mrs. Heinwel, Mrs.
Laverne Godkin, Mrs, Ruth
Campbell, Mrs. Lorne Fell, Mrs.
Ronald Ryan, Mrs. Wm. Dolm-
age and MTS. NiVrra›, Scott.
In a special event for the best
chocolate cake, Mrs. Colclough
was first, Mrs. Ron Gross, sec-
ond and Mrs. Nancy Millson,
third. The judge was Virginia
M. Hackett.
HENSALL
A showing of thirty original
oil paintings by Mrs. Grace Peck
Hensall artist is on exhibition
in Clinton, Public Library.
Mrs. Wilbert Dilling was the
lucky , winner of a picnictable
in a draw at Exeter Fair.
Rev. Harold Snell B. A. B. D.
Minister of Riverside United
Church, London., Awes guest min-
ister at Chiselhurst United
Church Anniversary Service held
Sunday afternoon, delivering an
informative message basing his
thoughts from the sermon topic.
"Contempomary Christians". Mus
ic was provided by the Hibbert
Township Trio of Joan Dow,
Verna and Beth Christie. The
-guest soloist was Gary Scholl of
Hensall. The choir was directed
by Mr. A. Rotss land mendPered a
selection. Rev. Harold F. Carrie
assisted with the service.
Miss Ann Mickle Ieft Friday
for London where she will enter
her 3rd year at the University of
, Western Ontario.
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